Honeywell PLS750C1000 Timer Switch Sunrise Sunset 3-Way 2 Pack
A timer switch with sunrise/sunset activation, 3-way support and HomeKit control for lighting circuits up to 1800 W
- Connection protocolHomekit
- Product typeThermostats & HVAC
- Automatic sunrise/sunset scheduling adapts to seasonal daylight changes
- Three operating modes — manual, automatic, random — suit different routines
- 3-way wiring support enables control from two locations
- 1800 W resistive load capacity handles most household lighting circuits
- Large white backlit display with night-light mode ensures visibility in darkness
Timer Switch with Sunrise Sunset
The Honeywell PLS750C1000 is a smart timer switch designed for residential lighting control. It replaces a standard wall switch and provides automated scheduling based on sunrise and sunset times. The two-pack suits homeowners wanting consistent control across multiple rooms. It requires a neutral wire for installation.
15 A Inductive Load Rating
This switch supports a maximum inductive load of 15 A at 120 V AC and 1800 W resistive. That rating decides whether your lighting circuit or motor load is compatible. It works with incandescent, halogen, CFL, electronic ballasts and motors up to 1 HP. Exceeding these limits will cause failure.
Single Pole or 3-Way Wiring
The device wires as single-pole using line, load and neutral or as a 3-way circuit adding a traveller wire. A neutral connection is mandatory in every configuration. It frees you from manual operation with manual, automatic and random modes. The backlit display and status LED remain visible in darkness.
How it compares
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- Price $70.99
- Cheaper than about 55% of the 78 comparable items (median $74.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Honeywell |
| Model name | Not Available |
| Product type | Thermostats & HVAC |
| Connectivity | |
| Connection protocol | Homekit |
| Software | |
| App support | Yes |
Questions about this item
How does the 1800 W maximum load work when the timer is installed in a real circuit?
The timer handles up to 1800 W of resistive or inductive lighting and up to a 1 HP motor at 120 V, so it can run typical household lamps, fans or small appliances without an extra relay.
What does the HomeKit protocol actually limit when I add this switch to my setup?
HomeKit lets you control the timer from Apple Home and Siri, and it caps automation to the HomeKit ecosystem — no direct Alexa or Google Home integration without a bridge.
What wiring and box space does the 3-way model need to fit properly?
It requires a neutral wire plus line and load, and for 3-way use a fourth traveller wire; a standard deep single-gang box gives enough room for the backlit display and night-light module.
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